Sydney Sweeney dazzles in swimsuit and cowgirl hat for sizzling beach shoot for shoe brand
SYD BARES HER SOLE Sydney Sweeney dazzles in swimsuit and cowgirl hat for sizzling beach shoot for shoe brand
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ACTRESS Sydney Sweeney is a real sand-out as she poses on the beach for a photoshoot.
The Anyone But You star, 27, wore a swimsuit and cowgirl hat to promote the country collection of shoe brand Hey Dude.
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Sydney Sweeney, 27, wore a swimsuit and cowgirl hat to promote the country collection of shoe brand Hey Dude
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Sydney has recently adopted a German Shepherd puppy, called Sully Bear
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The star also opened up about how she feels about nude scenes
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Sydney told W Magazine she was confident when shooting nude scenes, saying: 'I don't get nervous.
I think that the female body is a very powerful thing.
'And I'm telling my character's story, so I owe it to them to tell it well and to do what needs to be done.'
It came after she adopted a German shepherd puppy, called Sully Bear, in April.
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OH SYD DOWN Sydney Sweeney shows off stunning figure as she poses in bra and stockings
Sydney was cradling the adorable puppy as she reunited with ex-fiancé Jonathan Davino - just weeks after calling off their engagement.
The Euphoria star was spotted carrying her new puppy, while out and about in Florida.
Sydney was seen carrying her new four-legged companion while strolling alongside film producer Jonathan, 41.
She dressed down in baggy denim shorts, an oversized white hoodie, a Key West baseball cap and trainers.
Sydney was still without her diamond ring despite her former fiance joining her on the trip out near her home in Florida.
Jonathan opted for a casual look too with a light grey hooded jumper, black tracksuit bottoms and a black cap.
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